Sentence examples for deference by from inspiring English sources

Ahmet was greeted with deference by ten or twenty people.

She may repay their deference by signing off with "Bless you, my child".

Long accustomed to being treated with exquisite deference by South Africa, Mr. Mugabe is not going quietly.

Unfortunately, that hasn't been happening: the purveyors of hate have been treated with respect, even deference, by the G.O.P. establishment.

Rabbani was an aloof, courtly man used to being treated with abject deference by his retinue, and by visitors.

Republicans faulted the president as showing undue deference by bowing to the Japanese emperor on his recent Asia trip".

Cuker, unrestrained by deference, was credited by Giuliani with crafting a speaking style for him — a conversational persuasiveness — that became a political strength (and a source of vast wealth on the lecture circuit).

There are intrinsic differences: Hodgson will never experience the deference enjoyed by Ramsey, whose aloofness and social pretensions, highlighted by his elocution lessons, would leave him vulnerable to the mockery of today's chattering classes.

The Blackburn fans shared none of the deference displayed by their team.

For decades, the news media benefitted from the deference paid by courts to the judgments of newspaper editors.

The deference afforded by the judiciary to the executive on questions of national security is well documented.